Sentence examples for How peculiarly from inspiring English sources

To the extent that Bartle's typology is clarifying about U.O., however, it reveals how peculiarly conflicted the enterprise is.

Still, the core of this light-on-its feet but thoughtful play is memory: how unreliable it is, how peculiarly influenced by other people, how suddenly it can flood you with joy or terror.

What is scarcely explored is how peculiarly American Roosevelt's Darwinism was, combining a belief in natural selection with the intuition that God made the world and that human beings — especially Americans — were inevitably stewards of it.

When Kim Kardashian posted a hotel-bathroom nude selfie on Instagram back in March, she kickstarted a row over how this peculiarly narcissistic form of self-expression squares with its advocate's self-proclaimed feminism.

You could also make a case that a reverence for know-how is a peculiarly American trait.

But, as Rome marks his first anniversary, just how successful has this peculiarly popular pontiff been?

How Vine manages to pull a peculiarly watchable dance out of the bag every week with no natural ability whatsoever.

How the book went awol is a peculiarly French tale of snobbery and politics.

But the very nature of terrorism great uncertainty about when and where an attack comes, and how bad it might be makes this a peculiarly subjective area of insurance underwriting.

A style that admits to painting as being only a matter of paint raises in a peculiarly acute form the question of how far the qualities of art are intrinsic.

In the postwar years Berlin certainly identified himself with liberal anti-Communism, but what is peculiarly fascinating about these letters is how politically complex life was in the 30's.